Dr Rebecca Tinning

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Dr Rebecca Tinning

Senior Healthcare Executive

Rebecca is a senior healthcare executive with a Doctor of Public Health from UNSW with more than 20 years of experience in population health management, health communications and health service development and evaluation.

Diagnosing and managing dental pain in general practice

GPs regularly see patients with dental problems, yet more than half of survey respondents lack confidence in treating them. Here’s a practical guide.

Diet and nutrition

Clinical Articles

Personalising obesity management: How do very low calorie diets and anti-obesity medications work together?

NHMRC guidelines for obesity are outdated— expert advocates for a phenotype-based approach

Public health

Clinical Articles

6 unconventional indicators of increased risk

How to use these 6 risk indicators in every day consults

6 unconventional indicators of increased risk

How to use these 6 risk indicators in every day consults

By Dr Rebecca Tinning

Clinical Articles

Public health

Personalising obesity management: How do very low calorie diets and anti-obesity medications work together?

NHMRC guidelines for obesity are outdated— expert advocates for a phenotype-based approach

By Dr Rebecca Tinning

Clinical Articles

Diet and nutrition

Diagnosing and managing dental pain in general practice

GPs regularly see patients with dental problems, yet more than half of survey respondents lack confidence in treating them. Here’s a practical guide.

By Dr Rebecca Tinning

Clinical Articles

Oral and dental

Dr Rebecca Tinning

Senior Healthcare Executive

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Diagnosing and managing dental pain in general practice

GPs regularly see patients with dental problems, yet more than half of survey respondents lack confidence in treating them. Here’s a practical guide.

Personalising obesity management: How do very low calorie diets and anti-obesity medications work together?

NHMRC guidelines for obesity are outdated— expert advocates for a phenotype-based approach

6 unconventional indicators of increased risk

How to use these 6 risk indicators in every day consults

6 unconventional indicators of increased risk

How to use these 6 risk indicators in every day consults

Personalising obesity management: How do very low calorie diets and anti-obesity medications work together?

NHMRC guidelines for obesity are outdated— expert advocates for a phenotype-based approach

Diagnosing and managing dental pain in general practice

GPs regularly see patients with dental problems, yet more than half of survey respondents lack confidence in treating them. Here’s a practical guide.

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Dr Rebecca Tinning

Senior Healthcare Executive

More from this expert

Diagnosing and managing dental pain in general practice

GPs regularly see patients with dental problems, yet more than half of survey respondents lack confidence in treating them. Here’s a practical guide.

Personalising obesity management: How do very low calorie diets and anti-obesity medications work together?

NHMRC guidelines for obesity are outdated— expert advocates for a phenotype-based approach

6 unconventional indicators of increased risk

How to use these 6 risk indicators in every day consults

6 unconventional indicators of increased risk

How to use these 6 risk indicators in every day consults

Personalising obesity management: How do very low calorie diets and anti-obesity medications work together?

NHMRC guidelines for obesity are outdated— expert advocates for a phenotype-based approach

Diagnosing and managing dental pain in general practice

GPs regularly see patients with dental problems, yet more than half of survey respondents lack confidence in treating them. Here’s a practical guide.

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New Brain Health Guidelines – What GPs Can Do

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Scientia Prof Kaarin Anstey

Psychologist; Director, UNSW Ageing Futures Institute; ARC Laureate Fellow; Senior Principal Research Scientist, NeuRA

Scientia Prof Kaarin Anstey translates the WHO's updated 2026 dementia risk-reduction guidelines changes into concrete actions for opportunistic risk assessment and targeted advice in everyday general practice.